California Crosspoint Academy

There is no greater joy than to walk hand and hand with our father. To all the men who support, guide, encourage, correct, teach, and help children in any capacity, you are much needed and greatly appreciated. Happy Father's Day! (Isaiah 41:13)

Our preschool, 5th and 8th grade graduations marked another successful year of growth and advancement at CCA. We are so proud of each one of our graduates and have no doubts they will thrive in their next chapter!

From Silicon Valley to Hangzhou, China!

Several CCA middle school orchestra students recently had the honor of visiting our longtime partner, Qinqin School in Hangzhou, China. They jumped right into Qinqin classes like Martial Arts, Yangqin, Chinese Paper Cutting, Science, and Calligraphy, getting a real taste of student life on the other side of the world.

They even got to take the stage at a school assembly, performing both as soloists and alongside the Qinqin orchestra. Music has a way of bringing people together, no translation needed.

The connection went both ways, too. While in Hangzhou, Mr. Hom and Mrs. Adams got to sit in on a live virtual class being taught to Qinqin students by CCA's very own Mr. Torres. A pretty cool picture of how learning and friendship can travel across oceans.

So grateful for partnerships that grow our students' hearts and minds, and remind us just how big God's world really is. 🌏

Meet "one amazing thingy."

That's the name our CCA elementary students gave to their latest creation, and honestly, we love it.

This moment was made possible by Swyam Rathi, a Union City Eagle Scout who spent two summers with us as an intern running STREAM workshops for our students. For his Eagle Scout project, Swyam designed and built a brand new Engineering Table for CCA. It's stocked with building blocks, connectors, and all kinds of open-ended materials that invite kids to dive in.
Here's the best part. There are no instructions.

Our students just walk up, imagine something, and start building. Sometimes they work solo. Sometimes they team up with a classmate. Sometimes they take the whole thing apart and start over from scratch. That freedom to explore, fail, and try again is exactly what STREAM learning is all about.

It's also a beautiful picture of servant leadership in action. Swyam didn't just check a box for his Eagle Scout project. He poured his time, creativity, and care into something that will spark imagination in CCA students for years to come.
Swyam, thank you for investing in the next generation of CCA builders, dreamers, and engineers. We can't wait to see what "amazing thingies" come next.

Curious about how STREAM comes alive at CCA? Visit our website to schedule a campus tour and see our students in action.

CCA-CCS alumni class of 1996, Benny Fong, came back to lead a staff training on AI in education.

He did a wonderful job showing us how AI is a great tool to help streamline time, consuming daily projects, and how to maintain our human connection and integrity.

We are so grateful that God is able to use it all for His glory!

What a night! Recently our CCA music department delivered a world-class performance at this year's Look at the World concert and auction, and every dollar raised goes directly back into sustaining our music program and its vision to teach music at every level.

There is something extraordinary about watching beginners grow into confident young musicians who use their gifts to give God glory.

The arts are more than a stage. They train our students to listen deeply, collaborate humbly, and communicate across cultures and languages. In a world that needs beauty, truth, and bridge-builders, our musicians are being shaped to engage that world with excellence and purpose.

Thank you to every student, family, faculty member, and donor who showed up, performed, bid, and gave. You are helping raise the next generation of artists, leaders, and culture-makers.

Brent Hull had the honor of escorting veteran, Ivory Goodrum on an honor flight to visit Washington, DC. Several members of the CCA community sent letters, cards, posters, notes and bracelets to deliver to him. Ivory started to cry during mail call because of the overwhelming love and spent all night reading the many words of encouragement he received. Thank you to all CCA staff and students for honoring this special veteran. Veteran's Day should be EVERYDAY! 🫡

Faith in action looks like this.

This week, Mrs. Pak's WCO student club delivered their annual food donation to the Bay Area Rescue Mission, and the team got the chance to tour one of their facilities while they were there. Seeing the impact up close gave the experience a whole new layer of meaning.

At CCA, we believe global impact starts right here at home. Before our students can change the world, they learn to see it clearly, beginning with the neighborhoods just beyond our campus.

A huge thank you to Mrs. Pak for leading these students with such heart, and to the incredible team at Bay Area Rescue Mission for the work you do every single day to care for our neighbors in need.

If you'd like to learn more about the Bay Area Rescue Mission or get involved yourself, visit bayarearescue.org.